I'll start by offering that I've spent most of today lying on the couch, napping. This is a rarity for me. I'm usually always doing something. I was able to relax so completely today because we spent most of last night around a bonfire on the edge of the woods with about twenty friends. We made a bucket of moose chili which was enjoyed by all (none left and it really was a bucket), we got to listen to some great music (thanks, Scott and Jen!), we watched satellites and mapped constellations and even saw some falling stars.
Late into the night there were only four of us around the waning coals and it was cold out there. We got to sharing the joyous stories of family members who've passed away this year. The NextStage family lost more than its share, I think, and last night was one of the first times we gathered and laughed rather than gathered and cried.
So today, receiving "In Event of Moon Disaster" from KBar, got me to think about the what-ifs and might-have-beens in our lives and our friends' lives.
Life is what happens while you're waiting for your plans to arrive, or something like that.
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